What are the reasons for the Mazda 3 not responding when starting?
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Reasons for the Mazda 3 not responding when starting: 1. Insufficient fuel: First, check if the fuel level is insufficient. When the car lacks its power source "gasoline", it naturally won't start. If the failure to start is due to running out of fuel, you can seek help from nearby car owners based on your situation, requesting to borrow some fuel or towing the car to a gas station as emergency measures. 2. Incorrect gear position: Generally, the P gear or N gear is the correct position for starting an automatic transmission car. If the gear is placed in R gear or other positions, the result will not only be a failure to start but also pose safety hazards. 3. Car electrical circuit issues: Common circuit faults include blown fuses, open circuits in high-voltage coils, open circuits in low-voltage circuits, detached central ignition wires, leaking distributor rotors, damaged spark plugs, etc.